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An internship is a valuable form of professional training that provides students with the opportunity to test their career interests in an off-campus setting.
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What is an Academic Internship at Clark?
What is an Academic Internship | Types of Internships | FAQs | Recent Internships | Share Your Experience
DEADLINE for Summer 2008 internships:
Students must submit completed applications for academic credit by
Noon on Friday, May 9, 2008
An academic internship is a credit-bearing
career-related work experience of limited duration in which an individual takes
on responsible roles outside of the traditional university environment: in a
non-profit organization, a government office, or a for-profit business.
Internships must include training and supervision. Depending on the employer,
some internship positions are paid. This valuable form of professional training
provides students with the opportunity to test their career interests in an
off-campus setting. Sophomores, juniors, or seniors may earn academic credit for
internships during the fall, spring or summer terms.
Undergraduate Academic Credit Internship Program (PDF)
Note: Undergraduate students MUST read the Academic Credit Internship
Program description (pdf above) in order to apply for an internship for credit
at Clark. Graduate students do not use this paperwork; instead, they work with their academic departments to obtain credit.
Application for Academic Internship Credit (PDF)
Application for Barth Summer Internship Award (PDF)
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